Thread: Trailer Tires For Triaxle Trailer

I'm looking for trailer tires for my triaxle trailer. Is it is a single wheel not a dual wheel set up. The tires I have on the trailer right now are goodyear LT235 85 R16 Load range G. These tires cost a couple bucks, so I started shopping around. I came across Gladiator QR35-TR tires. They are half the cost does it mean they are 1/4, 1/2, 3/4, or as good as the good years? Also I am looking at load range g there is not much selection. If you go to load range F there are more tires to choose from and the weight capacity is 3960 per tire while the load range G tires are 3760. Why is F higer capacity then G or is there another factor involved other than weight. What does everyone else use for tires on their bobcat, cat, deere... trailer?

Tires for our trailers cost something like $75 from trailer store....... My other tire guy has been trying to buy $95 steel ply I think they are saying they would last twice as long.... I get a whole season and a half now rather than the couple months from the cheap ones.

Tires for our trailers cost something like $75 from trailer store....... My other tire guy has been trying to buy $95 steel ply I think they are saying they would last twice as long.... I get a whole season and a half now rather than the couple months from the cheap ones.

Even the dirt cheapest tire should last longer than a couple of months their might be a issue hear with your trailer

On the other hand, while you don't need a name brand - you also probably do not want the cheapest.

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I am mainly looking for the load range that I have on it right now. I thought g would have a higher capacity than f but are close. I was just wondering if there was something else to the rating besides weight capacity. The goodyear tire is 325 a piece plus shipping I think it's crazy but it seems to be the only one with that spec.Posted via Mobile Device